Dutch Mediaeval
Canada Type · Sjoerd Hendrik de Roos
serifold stylecondenseditalic
An expanded digital revival of de Roos's 1912 Hollandse Mediaeval, offering two weights, italics, small caps, condensed fonts, book fonts, decorative initials and Dutch ornaments.
About
Based on one of the most celebrated Dutch type designs of the early twentieth century, this family balances clean elegance in its regular weights with a sturdier character in the bolds. Built-in small caps, four condensed fonts and four book fonts give it considerable range for text composition. Decorative initials and period ornaments round out a historically grounded family.
Classification
Revival of Sjoerd Hendrik de Roos's Hollandse Mediaeval (1912), a Dutch old-style text face with small caps, condensed variants and ornamental initials.
Weights
RegularBold
Optical sizes and widths
BookCondensed
Family
BookCondensedInitialsOrnaments
Languages
Latin
Tags
dutchold stylerevivaltextsmall caps